Is Your Tach Accurate - Are You Sure?

[jaudette3]

I'm slowly adding products to the new AC Store. I especially like useful products from small businesses like my own. Here's one that I recently added, called TACH-TEST, a tool to test the accuracy of your tachometer.

tach-test.jpg

Every workshop can use one of these, especially if you ever flirt with the red line. It's a simple, easy to use tester to determine if a tachometer is functional and reasonably accurate. Surprisingly, many older tachometers are inaccurate and this little tool will quickly expose them for what they are!

TACH-TEST is simple to use. Just connect it to a 12V source (for example, the vehicle battery) and connect the 3 other leads (power ground and signal) to your tachometer. Very useful for checking functionality and accuracy of the tachometer as well as troubleshooting signal continuity through the vehicle wiring to the tach.

The unit comes with a 6-foot power cord and 3-foot output leads, all with insulated alligator clips to make attachment to 12V power and the Tach quick and easy.

Price: $100.00 Available at the AC Store.

Cheers,
John

[Haasman]

Thanks for the posting John. Never considered my tach to not be accurate. Thanks